Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 339, Ed. 1, Friday, October 14, 1892 Page: 4 of 8
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W It Marchman
K D Macready
J a Bland
J It Buchanan
W N Ayres
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FOKT WORTH DAILI OAZEITB
rUiUSHEO EYEtY BAY CI THE YEA
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION
IAEGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
With Three Exeeptlcns
Tirana of SBbirrlptlon
rr u ATL rt advasct rosTlOE paid
Pally and Sunday on year 300
and Husdfty six months sou
PAIlr and 8undar ous month too
To ttnndar Uatetu into id iasra 1 yr Suo
Ths Wetkly uaialM 10 pasasl oca year I OJ
Daily delivered br carrier In Uie city and all
icwna aafleltles sera to rear IocaI Mania
14 centa a week or M cenls per moma
XinANCII PFriCKSI
AlTaraao J Y Stark correspondent
Gddlo Williams agent
Aroarlllo F C lllgbamlth corresnon
eent Q It Morran agent
Albany 1L EL i ons correspondent
Lyons Si Co agents
Abilene R E ltadford agentand
indent Office Iostofnca building 2J
E ncatnut street first floor whore all or-
ders for subscriptions and vrtlsing
should bo left
Austin J P McKcnna
llalllbirer J Y Poarce agnt and rorre
apondent Ofllce at Pearces drugstore and
suttlonets
UrownwoodII H Moore correspondent
wis V Mayers ajrenls UCUcc in tlio
lostoftlce bulldlUK
lialrd It J cook correspondent W
C Whltler agent
jieiton ur i b iiirnor correaponuenit
J P Ostcrhout agent Oftlco In Poatonce
building
Olarkjtllle W S tThomas corres
pondeau
Cleburne toula Tljmcons agent It O
llaU correspondent
Colorado II C Towosend correspond
ent A J Payne agent
Dalian Hngh iltzgerald correspondent
Ofilce i5 Mtn street where orders fcr
advertising sbould bo left Till CIaiettc
ran bo found on sale at all news stands in
the city It unncrgcneral news agent
Decatur J O Uoio correspondent W
T llclds agent
Kl Paso A It McKle correspondent
C O Kelter agent
Eddy N M C M Howe Co aqronts
Gainesville A Wasson Jr correspond
entjj I Illcksonagent OfflcoUalncarllle
music store
OreeoyUle V W Qrubbs corrcspon
dent Frank Seoonover agent
Galveston C W Hay correspondent
N 8 Babelt agent
Henrietta Ur J M Huttcrworth cor-
respondent C A Minion agent
Hamilton M S Brunt correspondent
and asent
lllllsboro T E flooding correspondent
and agent OAIre joodlnxs news depot
adjoining iBatomco tioulh Covington
street
Jflereon T D Unwell correspondent
Albert Woods agont
Marshall V Dlooker correapondent
and agent onlco In rjoelofllce bookstore
MlnuoUl J P McUanlelL correspondent
and agent
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McOlasaou agent
Pilot Point A M Itagland correspond
ent and agent
Juanah UP Colthar correapondent
r 11 Cameron agent
Iloswell N M James W Malllns cor
respondent Hughes Woodcock agents
Beytnour J u 1 rail am correapondent
II 11 Horton agent
Burevei ort Ia WA Foutherwd cor-
respondent N lllrsch agent
rlulnhurriprings K4 HaiscorrcAPond
ent Chas Moronead asent
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ent W II Pooshee airent
8 Ifatrel correspondent-It
p Harris A Iroagmls ofllce
on Cnadbourne street
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Mrenls
1 k Itoocrtson correapondent
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Terrell 1o Hhelnhardt correspondent
A J Ureck agent
Teniplo O A rirand correapondent
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sellsilUmnhrejs agenu
J STltort correspond
ntJ J bhulli aaent OOlra corner Ar
anue A and South Third street
Vajahacbli y II Pardue correspond-
ent J II Plemlatcr agent orocc HJ
Washington atrcet opslte poatoOIw
whero orders for subscriptions may bo left
W T Terry agent and cor-
respondent OftkM at II Oernabacliers
book store south Main street
Vhltboro o V DUinond correa
pondent Geo W Cook agent
Ichlta ralla IIowelli It Kowton
ageuU and correspondents nest door to
postotrice
Tbls paper Is kept on lie and adrertU
lug rates may la ascertained at tho ofllce of
American Newspaper Publlshera assocla
lion lempio uourt New Voik or from Its
nillil VV 1 Tribune
building Now York
Knoatar Cblonio lit --
8 K Hacawitn solo agent foreign ad
Tetttslnf
T His i ulihe
The only trayellng persona male or fa
male at proaent authorised to recelye and
recelptfor autiscrlptions for Tun Uaiittb
C F Ilewley
W T Itoyalor
a W Wilson
Wm II Murray
I J Iorhusseit
Hobert B Patton
Prof W M Gibson
It At Johnson
ThO pUbllQ are Caullflnl in n w
f I other persons rep
resenting themaeltes as traveling
lf fl1pru11 horlty her
lofora lssuod to
anv other person than
those named la neroby ravoked
DsuocaAT IDBuaniNa Cotirixr
Th laastts will ocllt BunR to
prut naMiilnilH wlil h ar uiersly
rrlT r lha wtuf onla lona Iseta
paa launiins uatara tUl b pHatad
1st comsueala wm aol a uid aalata
rsselally asllelts 1 a
CLOSINQ HOURS
The business department ot Tn C
7w u rMMl Pn unUlthe lime Indl
sated below
plnAK 10 pm
Kundaya 80 m
Otbar days In the week V p Ia
rosier1 Local Forocaslj
The storm waves will reach this
tieridlanand tho other changes noted
will occur at and within 100 tulles nf rirt
Worth wlthinjwcnty four hours Iwfore
or after sunset of the datos given below
October 11 Storm wave on this meri-
dian
October 15 Wind changing
October 10 Cooler and clearing
October 17 Fair nnd coot
October 18 Moderating
October 10 Wanner
October 50 Wlnft clianging
Viaiher Reporl
ocVoberffiT
Highest temperature a
Lowest tsmperatnra r 5
VravalHna direction of wraj South
Amountof ralnfaU 5
Itateof weather palr
llobabla weather for to moVroiV
IlUr F M
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
roM rxsiiPeiiTi
CllOVEIt CLEVEIMNtt
yon TICK rnESIDXNT
ADLA1 K BTEVENUON
ItECTORS
H O Wooten
ai Larec J
j j G Hodjes
1st nistrlct J P Kandolph
td District J f Perkins
Sd District J H Splnks
4th Uhtrkt lt It Lockelt
Mtt District A C Owsley s
Ith District II P Drown
Jth District Waller 8 Baker
sib Illstrlct Uio Kiddle
Ith District It II Ward
10th District Ooo F Uurgeas
11th DUtrlct lt W Btayton
Uth Dlitrict E It Lano
13th Bell
For Governor
George Clark of McLennan
Tor Lieutenant Governor
C Hogers of Travis
For Attorney General
E A McDowell of CoryelU
For Comptroller
Ftban Allen of Martin
For Treasurer
Thomas J Gorce of Cherokee
For Land Commlsaloner
W a Walsh of Travla
For Superintendent of Publlo Imtructlon
Jacob Blckter of Galreaton
For Judges of the Court of Crliclsa
Appeals
It II Phelps of Fayette
W D Woods of Havea
Forjudges of tho Civil Court of Appeals
U is ariui vi xiui
II O Head of Grayson
I Vt Stephens of Parker
For Concrcls
a IC Hell
For fitalo Senate
It K Bcckhain
Forlxiirtslature
J J Jarrls
Htlhu Newton
Ballard Vohlford
For Judge 4 dh Dlatrlct
S P flrceno
Fot Jndgo Ulh Dlatrlct
W tt Harris
For County Julgx
Ilobt U Johnson
For District Clerk
Hobert II McNalt
For County Olurk i
John I Ktntr
For County Attornoy
Osoar nlllestuo
For Sheriff
Adam Uuless
For Assessor
Knoch Harding
For Colloctor
Frank Horcnkarap
For Treasurer
1U1U1U UUIUIIS
For Superintendent Publlo Schools
It II Buck
For Countv Surveyor
J J OordrelloVv
For County Commissioner Precinct No 1
H C Ilolloway
For Justices Precinct No 1
John K Kennedy
11 B Kandlo
For Constnblo Product No 1
W U Mnylleld
TUB Lion f llio trltw of Judnh linv
Ing been led captive- by the Ihllbitlnus
tho tribe Is now hustling nlonif without
nllon Anil doing iretty mlddlln well
thuuk you
No man In Tows write bolter Enf
gllah or t enwius mora cogontly than
Norm O Klttroll IIL j letter was
ralculnteU to Jar the Joints of tho Jos
sers Uo Is for Chtrlc of cotine
u
Our thing can bo nald In oxtcniullon
of Undo Jakn McGnuglieya uctlon In
leaving his ollloo In churge of a ruliber
stamp A rublwr stamp U nil cuiuiblo
of attending to the business of tho land
ofllco as Is Uncle Jake
-
ItKAOArr and Coko havo clung lo
their flush pot bojond the time of
Domocratlo usage To part them from
It now will probably break their heart
strings but tho pot Is rooted In the
I ath of progress and tho far must move
TiUNaroitTATiov facilities ro novt
In order of Importance to the local mar-
ket In tho development of manufactur-
ing Industries In a growing city Fort
Worth has great advantage In this
reiwct and when Texas Is turned loose
hor fuotorics will bo multiplied many
times
I loon and his satellites havo nover
boon able to distinguish between Demo-
cratic opnosltlon to trusts and monop-
olies and a sweoplng condemnation ol
all classes of corporations created for
prlvato advantage This distinction
will be clearly pointed out to thorn and
emphasized by tho people ou tho 6th of
November
The application ot tho Australian
ballot system has developed a curious
kind ot a nut at Denison and the com-
missioners court of Grayson county does
not know how tu crack It The voters
of a largo outlying country district
havo been accustomed to voting tit the
city boxes but tho registrar has no au-
thority to ouroll tholr names without
which they can not rote In th i city
GovBnvoit IIoiibhts In a rccont
letter to tho Houiton Post says that
combined capital Is necessary to
veiopment of Irrigation projects and
tho reclamation of overflowed lands
Combined capital is also necessary lo
tho development of the livestock
Industry on tho mllllous of acres of
Toxas lands that will bo useless for any
other purpose unlll the irrlgatlou pro-
jects can bo carried out
A OLANCB at the map of Texas and a
recollection of tho recent changes and
anticipated changes in tho railroad
properties of tho state willproto con-
clusively that only it little legislation is
needed to confirm Mr Collls P Hunt-
ington and tho Southern Paclflorallrond
In the most glgantio and extensive
monopoly ever known in the west -Mr
E Pink Ulll is Mr Huntingtons attor-
ney at Houston aud Mr E Pink Hill is
the iwlltlcal editor of tho Houston
Post
SOETiinAST Texas with Its untold
acres ot timber virgin to tho wood
mans axes Northwest Texas with Its
unfenced farms of unsown grain yet
guiltless of the plow Southwest Texas
with Its meadows of unirraied craas
unpreMcd by foot or tlvr West Texaa
j8dOctoerr Ji ceils you iiofAfna with unopened inlnei of untested
onoUUr part 0f tils cmplro ol
possibilities where capital is wanted
and Immigration desired should Join
hands in the endeavor to release tho
state from the executive Incubus which
doth now so griovously oppress
Mr DodD of Laredo tho
goncral manager and general at-
torney of the dilapidated narrow guago
Texas Mexican railroad has entered
tho campaign on behalf of tho nomlnocs
of tho street car stable convention und
baa spoken at Laredo and Corpus Chrlstl
TitR Houston Post commends tho at
titude of Governor ltoss In holding
himself aloof from current politics
cause of his position at the head of tho
Agricultural and Mechanical college
though his hearty approval of Judge
Clarks course is well known through-
out the state and the Posts commen
dation has raised no protest from any
friend of Judge Clark Afterwards the
Post publishes column after column of
eenilo vituperation inspired by tho Old
Alcalde whose position in tho state uni-
versity had led tho people to expect
from him a like sense of decency to
that displayed by Governor ltoss
SENATOrt COKE said in hla Ilunts
ville speech that no man in Texas has
claimed to ho deprived of any right
that belongs to him Tho owners of
every railroad in Texas havo claimed
that tho right to manage their pro-
perty has been arbitrarily takon from
thorn and tho court has sustlnod thoir
plea Tho resident nitons of Toxas
complained soma timo since that their
riglit to tho peaccablo enjoyment of
rropcrly Justly acquired by thorn had
boon arbitrarily and unconstitutionally
withdrawn froia them and tho courts
sustained their pica Finally tho civil
Court of Appeals last Tuesday sustained
the complaint of cortaln resident
agents of non resident corporations
that tho right of doing business whero
ovor they could find patrons which is
guarrantocd to them by tho lntor state
commercolawof which Cokohlmsolf was
an ardent advocate has beon arbitrari-
ly unwarrantably and unconstitution-
ally teslrlctcd by tho present state
administration
HAS liouiilBMIILtlVTEXAS
The following letter from a firm of
Now York bankers is a sample of many
that huyo been received lit Texas din
tho pint two years It will convlnco
uny lvusonablo man that Iiogglsm has
retarded the development of Texas
a M Swrnson and Sun tlikers I
NW Vofk Oct r l vi f
Dear Sir Your loiter of the in Inst
addressed to our senior Is recoiled Wo re
trreltobavolondrisoyou that Mr Swen
has not et returned from Sweden whero
ho has spent the summer
The subject of jour letter Is ono to
which we attach tho Kreatest Importance
for alt who havo lutorosta in Team
The past two years togetlierwlth tho fear
ft another two yours of almllar legislation
have so completely undermined confidence
In all leias ontorprlses that It would be
morothjn folly to sotkcapltal In this city
for the development of any undertaking
which would rasult in great tenant to
UtWonsrf your slate who have boen
hero asking such old know boat tlo pres
cut against now lmeitments In
loxus mid lira Impossibility of enllsllnz
capital for tholr development
I his feeling must continue to exist In the
minds of those who have money to lend
uot 1 tho methods of tho past two years are
radically chnntcl for tho better
1 Uftvitlrti nf d itfi1
Hy rostoro confldenco particularly as ho Is
widely known In business clrclus hero and
wiu ui ilia iixiu tesLoea ana anovo all
bouauio his alms are believed as honest and
lust towards outside capital Invested in
1 oxas us lo that belouglng u iho cltlrons
of your state
When Mr Swensou returns your letter
will bu hauded to him
Youra Voiy Truly
H M Sw it cox S0MS
WRATKIt IN Tiir srmvii
Gen Weaver liu been Interviewed in
SLl oula about tho egg throwing etc
In Ceorgla und says tha dlsturhiinoes
wore created by organltod gangs of
younglioodlumabuckcd up by unprinci
pleil politicians but tho bettor class of
tho whites were in ontiro sympathy with
us In fact the disgraceful natui o of
tho disturbances at which missies were
thrown at ladles on tho platform has
perhaps helped us In no other state
were demoostrattous mndo against us
Before wo reached Pulaski tho Nash
villo papers and tho politicians asserted
that trouble consequent upon an ap-
pearance would lw averted with diffi-
culty yet when wu readied thorn wo
found that our friends in Giles county
wcroln great majority and that tho
scalawags did not represent tho poo
pie Wo worn met at the depot by
an onlhuslastlo crowd and ofcortod to
our hotels Still there was creat ex-
cltement and Intense feeling but our
friends outnumbered tho opposition two
to ono una tho latter wcro afraid to
make any demonstration Tho would
be disturbers consisted of young men
politicians and their tools The farm-
ers and old ex Confederates were with
us as they hail been everywhere olso in
tho South and I was permitted with-
out interruption to take up seriatim
tho Infamous chkrgos of the Atlanta
Journal promoted by young Horton
and to hurl the falsehoods into tho
teeth of their authors
This disposes officially of
any cam-
paign thunder sought to bo hurled
against the South hymen who havo
failed to dtsoover that this cruel war
Is over
VACITINQ TllKtlt 1 OSTS
Tho news comes by wlro that non
Robert Todd Lincoln the United States
minister to England is upon the high
seas coming home with all tho speed of
an ocean greyhound to work in tho
presidential campaign Mr Harrison
has summoned his ministers from far
und from near to take the stump in his
bohaU Whether these officials have
loft their offices in charge ol a rubber
stamp during their absence the tele-
graph neglects to state
Harrisons campaign total be In a
desperate sUtswhea ia cannot
and office holders
upon the politicians
in this country to advocate his candi-
dacy It may bo that thcee nearer
homo know too well the temper -
people and the hopelessness of the
cause to enlist in its advocacy and
speakers from a distance unacquainted
with the local defection are called In
to take their places
If those ministers can be spared dur-
ing the campaign tho necessity of their
existence as officials may properly be
inquired into
When Mr Lincoln arrives on me
eround and dlscovors tho condition of
affairs he mav take it into his head
that business ol Importance requires
his presence in London lie is a large
brained clear headed man with some
of the honest characteristics ot his
noble sire and independence enough to
Jump the Job imposed upon him if ho
docs not find It to his liking
Patrick Egan and men ot his Ilk will
will bo only too glad to come back to
America on a Junketing tour at publlo
expense and air their eloquence In favor
of tholr political creator Men of their
caliber are fond ot this sort of thing but
it Mr Lincoln is a worthy son of a
noble stro the work will soon become
distasteful to him
It is unfortunate for the Interests ot
the people that their paid oQcers can
be utilized for personal preferment and
shows that our political system noeds
purification
UaTTfaTuN lOKTHY
The campaign la not all gall and
wormwood hut has stirred the senso of
more than one poot whose latent talent
might cover havo boon developed but
for tho enthusiasm aroused Tho latest
candidate for laurels dubs his produc-
tion
DCMOCHAtlO CtASSincATIOS
First rtnley tbo Cur who has money In
chunks
He milked oat railroad of ten thouund dol
larai
Oeta hot In lbs coitar and calls us all
While the gsng applaudingly hol-
lers
Keit cuino thit otace holder -old Hogg
Hralns CoLr
An InKrala who would rather receive than
give-
Who mounted the stump at lllllsboro and
spoke
That fa tvlouvJ youre traitors not lit to
lite
Then a milkmaid from Tiler hla batoo
sounds
One Mcmalne knowaa of cMll fosltf fame
Vi bo ito bla pernl calls ua dogs wretches
Hound
And many a Uko bard sad withering T bams
Aud great Ca aara gLosll now lomcs last
of all
Tho mo- pliant ot all Hoggs brass iwlUrad
tools
Thal j1J Jy lightning striker Crank W
Who sari It tot something else us are
fault
e laugh at you In your attempts to befog1
Our Just iaue with abusrs as yon imuUie
lour ebatnploa obicese who ntly auouflded
UoKir
Vented at lallaa hla Indecent foul bate
Like that knight of old who at Tsntallous
toHers
The flea Uouglaa ia bla den denodl
Wo here proudly atand In this groat alats of
And aay lo you la ourarroahco and pride
Flnlcy Coke Mcllvalae
And nil
naai lieu
Halt Hogg each
We are tot Hook o rsta ba It D marrati irUJ
- frM ard II aught else tou donsc il
Vtedti with Alarmnia say Lord Angus t
tbon
ALL OVtR DIXIE
J M Price tho most prominent
merohuntof Williamsburg Ga was
ussasslnatod by unknown parties
Uty collector L 11 Sides of Little
Hock Ark is titxx
short lu his ac-
counts He played the races
At a cake walk near Annlston Ala
one man was killed outright and sev
eial others seriously injured
I ouls Lambert murdered his father
at Parkersburg W Va and escaped
Tho Hcnubllcan factions In Alabama
refuse to bo placated despite tho efforts
of Chris Magce who has been stationed
by the national Republican oomruittoo
in tho state to manipulate and harmon
ite Tho Democrats are united and
ut0n 0Vry Prtln the
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE
A district parsonage Is being built at
Bonham
Tho llnpllsts of Grconvllle
are erect-
ing a pursonago
The now UapUst church at Sher-
man Is ncarlng completion
TKXA3 NEWS NOTES
San AUGU3T1NE Ilaln Is
hero vory badly
AMUSEMENTS
needed
Hon Is tumluir out lwttir tiian
liectcd
Ship Aho al Greenwills Lajl Nlohl A
risasing urea
A treat was arforded the theatre irn
Ins publlo last nicht at aSmLflt
oita ol Ship Ahoy was civen in
law audience by a etron
commnj
01
flnpers aa comedians and TU
trained
orchestra The
opcroBta Is
clean dialogue the musL
very hrlRht and catchy and waT very
well tung and all In all It wa a
formanco thai tha audience thoroujhlv
cnjoywl Several of tho solos duosnd
andXIes5r8EohDartand Ooeley Sul
thocherus was very stronj
the hurlesquo ot the
pomposity at a
commoooro of the United feu mv
jOTed V VShten w trtllf
tha
It Is a nautlcat comlo opera but it
rltJfi lefitTco
east wonderful success
There Is a special Ship Ahnr n i
tneethUsWnoonand theanSperi
arcaesrhSi
tSaaSenant0t house
orta Bide street car
2ntU the pi areTerf w
wterjrcersraay be sura of SttleV
oonvsyamanome The fsxo laSK
armnwment i a sSSL
rp9
TRXAS FBIDAY OCTOBER 14 1892
lm GA2EITE JBT WOBTH
A LITTLE STALE
Bill Coed New Led Over From YetlerJsyi
Report
MersCIil ttsrvlcs
Wasutnoto Oct 12 Tho civil
service commission has turned over to
the attornoy gcneral for hta action the
report made ty Commissioner Roose-
velt describing the efforts made by the
chairman of the South Dakota
TtrtrrnhMenn nnmmtttee to lew Oiisewj
ments for political purposes on employes
of the Indian buroau at pine mage uu
other agencies
The attorney general has referred
the papers to the United States attor-
ney of South Dakota district with In-
structions to make a thorough investi-
gation and if he finds that the law baa
been violated to prosecute the offend-
ers
Johns Anwar
WASHINGTON Oct 12 Postmaster
General Wanamakcr in a letter this
morning to the civil service commis-
sion acknowledges receipt of their
communication of the 10th Inst which
was yesterday given to the press call-
ing attention to the case of the
postmaster at Detroit Mich After
quoting tho letter the postmaster
general says Tho department is
powerloss to prohibit tiersons from
making requests of this kind to post-
masters although it forbids by ofllolul
orders all post masters and other postal
officers to furnish a list of names and
addresses and other information gained
by them In the discharge of their offi-
cial duties
War latnt
AUKORA Tex Oct
Aurora Clark club still crowing
nnd now numbering a majority of tho
voters of tho town at a meeting last
evening passed this
itesoiveu That it Is the senso 01 1110
urora Clark club that wo support no
man for a renresentatlve nositlon
county representative llotorlal orstato
bcnuioriaij wno opposes 1110 canaiaacy
ot George Clark
Certain of the election of Clark thoy
say they want htm in tho hoiuo of bis
friends
Phovidenck It I Oct 12 The
Democratic state convention was culled
to order this raorninjr Mayor Samuel
IL Honey ol Now port is chairman
A platform was adopUJ endorsing
Cleveland StovenBon and tho utter-
ances o the national platform and
Cleveland letter of acceptance De-
nouncing the McKlnlcy tariff bill op
a national force bill condemn
fiosing
ng tho Sherman ullver Lilt
Presidential -electors wero chosen
Adjourned
Dont Dear It
UrTltOIT Mich Oct 12 Secretary
Hates makes no attempt to deny the
authorship of tho circular Boot to post-
masters Tho distribution of wholesale
political literature will do no harm
even if It is Republican ho said and I
know of no law which would prevent
pOtitmatsUrs from rendering u llttlo
fcervlce of thU kind
Frnuital iit Ht rrlitratfon
Thoy X Y Oct 12 A number of
ctifaea of faho registration havo beon
deteoted in this city and complaints to
tho United States commissioners havo
baen raado by several deputy marshals
Yesterday afternoon William Mlney
until recently a member of tho polico
force was arrested on tho chargo of
fraudulent registration
All fur Clark
Caldwell Tex Oct 12
clal Almost the entlro foreign voto
of this county wHl bo for Clark
From present Indications Clark will
bo tho leading candidate in this county
Inilortctl a Itiputl Fn
NEW York Oct 12 The Domo
cratlo state committee to duv ut thi
IIofTman houe Indorsed tho lepubllcan
nuiuimiiiun ui juugo unaries u An-
drews for the court ot appeals
McDnwrll at Drnltion
Denison Tex Oct 12 rRmvUi
A E McDoucH Democratic oaudl
dat for attorney general epoko tn an
nthusiastlo audlenco this emlmr
Ills address was well received
A Poll on a Train
DUHLLV TUX Oct 12 IRiuvIa l
Tho following was tho result of a poll
taken on tho west bound Fort Worth
nnd Hio O rando yesterday Clark 1
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lion Dudlcv n WonlAn rlAi 1v rM
the state at law will speak at
JJ u ---ay nignt October 17
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BtFORE THE PEOPLE
Jloa Oar r Clarks Appolatmota
Abileno Ootqber IS 11 am
Vernon October 18 11 am
Tlonrletta Ootohcr 19 at nlcbt
B6wie October 20 11 am
Rockdale October 24 11 a m
Jefferson Ootober 27 1 pm
Falraeld Ootober 9 1 pm
Taylor Oetober 31 at night
San Marcos November 2 11 nm
Iullng November 11 am
Seguln November 6 11 am
Iloa Uaatav Cock
Lancaster Friday Oct U 2 p m
Kaufman Saturday Oct IS 2 n m
Oreenvlllo Monday Oct 17 8 p m
Sulphur Springs Tuoaday Oct 18
8 p m
ML Vernon Wednesday Oct 10
8 p m
lit Pleasant Thursday Oct 20
8 m
Toxarkana Friday Oct 21 8 p m
DeKalb Saturday Oct 22 2 p m
Clarksvllle Monday Qct 24 8 p m
Hon K A SfUowelU
HockBton Friday Oct 14 8 p m
Blossom Saturday Oct 15 2 p m
Cooper Monday Oct 17 8 p m
Commerce Tuesday Oct 18 8 p m
Carrol Prairie Wednesday Oct 10 8
p m
Pittsburer Thursday Oct 20 8 p m
Dalngerfiold Friday Oot 21 2 p m
Ulack Jack Saturday Oct 22 2 p m
Garland Monday Oct 24 8 p m
tauicaater Tuesday Oct 2S 8 p m
C nl Frrnaon ivill Spsak at
Sherman Friday October 14
Paris Saturday October 15
Clarksvllle Monday October 17
Texarkana Tuesday October 18
Atlanta Wednesday October 19
Jefferson Thursday October 20
Longview Friday October 21
Marshal Saturday October 22
County chairman are requested to
mako the necessary arrangementa at
the nlacos named N 11 Mnnnr
Chairman Republican Stato Executive
Committee
W 11 Walton
Corstcana Friday Oct 14 8 p m
Athoie Saturday Oct 15 2 p ra
Tyler Monday Oct 17 7 p m
Husk Tuesday Oct 18 2 p m
Longvlew Wednesday Oct 10 2 p m
Gilmer Thursday Oct 20 2 p m
Sulphur Springs Saturday Oct 22
2 p in
lads M W Jofanaon
Lone Oak Fi lday Oct 14 8 p m
Cclesto Saturday Oct 15 8 p m
Morrltt Tuesday Oct 18 8 p m
Wiley Wednesday Oct 19 8 p m
Bowlo Thursday Oct 20 8 p m
Montague Friday Oct 21 2 p in
Belcher Saturday Oct 21 8 p ra
iVIIion Orrss or Fort Worth
Caldwell Burlei on county Tuesday
night October 18
Sommervlllo Burleson county Wed-
nesday 3 p m October 19
Bollvllle Austin county Wednesday
8 pm October 19
Scaly Austin county Thursday 8 p
m October 20
Burton Washington county Friday
1 pm October 21
Brcnham Washington county Fri-
day 8 p m October 21
Jadg K O tlowra appotntmenU
Victoria Monday October 17 p m
Goliad Tuesday October 18 p m
Cucro Wednesday October 19 p ra
Terrell Saturday October 23 at tho
barbecuo during tho day
Tho appointments heretofore mado
by Judge Bowers at Yakum San An-
tonio Gonzales and Austin are cancel-
led because Judgo Bower has not tho
time to fill them
Oata Eaton of UalL a od IV H Pop
or Marshall
JUDGE EATON
Brownwood October 14
Comanche Octolier 13
1IOM WILLIAM POPR
Galveston October 22
JlonS c Isilduronl
Baleigh Schoolhouso Oct 1 1
Frost Oct 15
lrnwnit Wlo 1
Alvord Wise Co Oct 18
Crafton Wiso Co Oct 19
Chlco Wise Co Oct 20
BoonviUo Wise Co Oct 21
Garvin Wise Co Oct 22
Hon 11 IV rolodeslr
Midlothian Thursday Oct 13
r 3
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Pilot Point Saturday Oct 15 2 p
Caineavnio Jlonday OcL 17 S p m
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Waco Friday OcU 14 8 p m
Jlillsboro Saturday Oct J j 2 p m
JortrJ J aHiiliri
Deldon Morris county Monday
Bowie county Tuesday
OetoaiJ CttS Wednesday
Octofew Ca Canty
toberV0 Cass eountii Friday
rlmlen Cass county Saturday
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uoiiaa Saturday Oct 1
Ciiero Monday Oct 17
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WHO WILL BE GOTEENll
milE Democrat Publishing Company will gire -
X sulwcnbcr to tho Gazette who first prodlcU 11
aciuai plurality of tho popular vote of oiUior ol tM
Jatos for tho Governorship Tho prediction fniutl
following blank cut from tho Gazetto and addr
uri aro uazetto Fort Worth Toxas
Nnno but sub jcriboH nllowod to contest Ouj
allowed tocachsubscribor If vmi are not a Pf
8100 for tho WeeklvOareltB rnn venr nr for the
six months orfor tha Daily Gazotto flvo week HJ
scriber ploaso stato tho fact on the blank oamioS -
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